Zurich Protocol

The Zurich Protocol is an international agreement aimed at reducing the risks of nuclear proliferation by regulating the transfer of nuclear materials and technology. It focuses on establishing strict safeguards and controls to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons. Participating countries commit to transparent reporting and effective oversight of nuclear-related activities to ensure materials are used only for peaceful purposes. The protocol enhances global nuclear security by fostering cooperation and trust among nations, helping prevent nuclear proliferation and promoting responsible handling of nuclear materials.